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Subject: Re: Canonical list of sentient computer
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Date: Wed, 12-Nov-86 10:43:00 EST
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Posted: Wed Nov 12 10:43:00 1986
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	In the "sentient computer" class, there is Frank
	Herbert's _Destination Void_, which I recall as
	being notable not only for being a pretty good
	novel, but also for not appearing at all ridiculous
	or dated even 20-30 years after writing. In fact,
	some of the ideas mentioned are more in style now than
	then, or even a few years ago.

	--John Sebes